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Old 09-28-2006, 09:38 PM
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Whats everyone got against skinny people lately?

http://celebrity.aol.com/people/atao...9886_2,00.html

I mean come one, get off their backs...i mean spines
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Old 09-29-2006, 09:49 AM
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Old 09-29-2006, 01:18 PM
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because they're killing themselves and making it fashionable to starve yourself to death.
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there is a difference between being skinny and being a malnourished twig.
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Old 09-29-2006, 01:35 PM
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because they're killing themselves and making it fashionable to starve yourself to death.
fat people are killing themselves too. they face even more health problems than the underweight in fact.

but it's not acceptable to talk about them in the terms that are being used about thin people at the moment. we couldn't call overweight women disgusting, unfeminine, 'not real women'.

there's a double standard and i really don't like it.

i also think that thin but healthy people are having a tough time. some newspapers have called for a boycott against size 4 clothing, which some stores were trying to introduce. some very petite people, especially some chinese and indian ladies, need that size yet they are healthy. i've even found a 6 was too big once. i'm 4'10" and small boned, i'm not underweight at all but my measurements are small

if i were to call for a boycott of size 20 clothes i'd be vilified
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fat people are killing themselves too. they face even more health problems than the underweight in fact.

but it's not acceptable to talk about them in the terms that are being used about thin people at the moment. we couldn't call overweight women disgusting, unfeminine, 'not real women'.

there's a double standard and i really don't like it.

i also think that thin but healthy people are having a tough time. some newspapers have called for a boycott against size 4 clothing, which some stores were trying to introduce. some very petite people, especially some chinese and indian ladies, need that size yet they are healthy. i've even found a 6 was too big once. i'm 4'10" and small boned, i'm not underweight at all but my measurements are small

if i were to call for a boycott of size 20 clothes i'd be vilified
precisely. said much more eloquently than i could have put it!

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fat people are killing themselves too. they face even more health problems than the underweight in fact.

but it's not acceptable to talk about them in the terms that are being used about thin people at the moment. we couldn't call overweight women disgusting, unfeminine, 'not real women'.

there's a double standard and i really don't like it.

i also think that thin but healthy people are having a tough time. some newspapers have called for a boycott against size 4 clothing, which some stores were trying to introduce. some very petite people, especially some chinese and indian ladies, need that size yet they are healthy. i've even found a 6 was too big once. i'm 4'10" and small boned, i'm not underweight at all but my measurements are small

if i were to call for a boycott of size 20 clothes i'd be vilified
exactly. sometimes size 6/uk8 is too big for me too.
and im not even underweight for my height.
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Old 09-29-2006, 01:56 PM
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i also think that thin but healthy people are having a tough time. some newspapers have called for a boycott against size 4 clothing, which some stores were trying to introduce.
that's insane.
what's size 4 uk in us sizes? a 0?
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that's insane.
what's size 4 uk in us sizes? a 0?
a UK4 is a US 2
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Old 09-30-2006, 02:16 AM
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fat people are killing themselves too. they face even more health problems than the underweight in fact.

but it's not acceptable to talk about them in the terms that are being used about thin people at the moment. we couldn't call overweight women disgusting, unfeminine, 'not real women'.

there's a double standard and i really don't like it.

i also think that thin but healthy people are having a tough time. some newspapers have called for a boycott against size 4 clothing, which some stores were trying to introduce. some very petite people, especially some chinese and indian ladies, need that size yet they are healthy. i've even found a 6 was too big once. i'm 4'10" and small boned, i'm not underweight at all but my measurements are small

if i were to call for a boycott of size 20 clothes i'd be vilified
You are so right. That's ridiculous that they would ban a UK size 4... so petite/thin people (naturally or unnaturally) don't get to buy clothes that fit? Astounding logic.
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i have nothing against skinny people. it's just a matter of why they are so skinny and what they do to stay that way that grosses me out. then again, there are girls who are naturally very thin and can't help it.
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I don't have much against skinny people, mainly jealousy. But seriously, I think people who STARVE to be skin&bone because they think that that is beautiful, are idiots.
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Old 09-30-2006, 07:56 AM
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that's insane.
what's size 4 uk in us sizes? a 0?
yeah a 0, although UK sizes do vary a lot, they're even less standardised than in the US. so some 4s might be a 2

most shops have 8 (size 4 or 6) as the smallest size. my clothes are always too big for me, i feel ridiculous. i think at the very least they should offer small sizes for smart clothing and suits, where it really looks bad if it's too big

with casual clothes i don't mind so much.
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I don't have much against skinny people, mainly jealousy. But seriously, I think people who STARVE to be skin&bone because they think that that is beautiful, are idiots.
I agree that the I only have envy towards skinny people, but it's not that they're idiots because they think it's beautiful, they have a mental disorder. Something is wrong in their head. That wouldn't make anyone an idiot.
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You are so right. That's ridiculous that they would ban a UK size 4... so petite/thin people (naturally or unnaturally) don't get to buy clothes that fit? Astounding logic.

And it doesn't help that shops are cutting their clothes more generously these days. I used to be a size 12 about 8 years ago, now i'm an 8 or 10 and in some places an 8 is still too big. My old size 12 stuff is the same size measured up as the new stuff so it's hardly suprising that shops need to introduce a size 4.
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Old 09-30-2006, 09:12 AM
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yeah i hate that too. i used to wear an 8 or 10, now i need a 6 and even that can be too big. recently my mum fitted into a pair of size 18 jeans (she was very proud of this).normally she's a size 22. she hasn't lost weight, someone's changed their sizes a lot

i really think they should start doing sizes by measurement. trousers and skirts by waist size, tops by chest size, like with men's clothing.

it would be a lot easier and a lot more honest too. it also might make some people think more about whether their figure is healthy (whether they are small or large).

and i'm sure it'd be easier for fashion designers and the stores themselves?
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Theres lots of nice skinny people out there. I have very skinny friends. they're great.
But i haven't got a fucking ounce of sympathy for celebrities with eating disorders.
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But i haven't got a fucking ounce of sympathy for celebrities with eating disorders.
that's heartless. plenty of these women are pressured into losing weight or have their own personal demons to sort out. they just have millions of eyes focusing on everything they do.

i don't see how being a celeb with an eating disorder is that much different from us civilians as far as why they might have a disorder.
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Old 09-30-2006, 10:57 AM
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oh fuck that, they are completely different to ''us civilians''.
they should be forced to give their millions of dollars to starving AIDS orphans.
if they aren't going to buy food with it, somebody might as well.
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oh fuck that, they are completely different to ''us civilians''.
they should be forced to give their millions of dollars to starving AIDS orphans.
if they aren't going to buy food with it, somebody might as well.
& with the time you wasted on kr you could be volunteering at a shelter.
tell me, does the air smell any different on that high horse of your's?

just because someone has money doesn't mean people can't make them feel like shit.
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